What is another word for monocarp?
Pronunciation: [mˈɒnə͡ʊkˌɑːp] (IPA) 
Monocarp is a botanical term that refers to a plant species that bears only one fruit or seed in its lifetime. There are several synonyms for monocarp, such as hapaxanthous, semelparous, and monocarpic. Hapaxanthous describes a plant that flowers only once before dying, while semelparous refers to a plant that dies after producing seeds once in its life cycle. Monocarpic is the most commonly used term to describe a plant that bears only one fruit or seed. Other related terms include annual and biennial, which describe plants that complete their life cycles in one or two years respectively. Understanding these synonyms can help botanists and gardeners understand the reproductive strategies of different plant species.
